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samid11 wrote:

s'kay. I understand.

Besides, at least the little kid shows are cute.

Except Handy "Can't animate 3D and is much better looking off as 2D but 3D is teh bawm" Manny

777w wrote:

ilackoriginality wrote:

777w wrote:

"XD" isnt necessarily an emoticon

in some cases when you write "XD" it is translated to an emoticon

i would use a better word if i knew what exactly to call it

i know that sometimes XD is used to show emotion but in the case of disney xd i dont think it does

What about XP? Man, Microsoft is going to make a patent on that someday and we'll never be able to express how laughing and tongue-out we are at the same time on the internet.

some of you guys are being really rude in this. He likes Disney XD and asked what your favorite show was, if you dont like it, then dont post... PS: Mine is gravity falls.

CatPerson wrote:

some of you guys are being really rude in this. He likes Disney XD and asked what your favorite show was, if you dont like it, then dont post... PS: Mine is gravity falls.

I've never seen it before. Just seen ads.

samid11 wrote:

ilackoriginality wrote:

samid11 wrote:

s'kay. I understand.

Besides, at least the little kid shows are cute.

Except Handy "Can't animate 3D and is much better looking off as 2D but 3D is teh bawm" Manny

Yeah. That one freaks me out. Plus it's a total rip-off of my childhood favorite "Bob the builder".

rolley was my favorite ;_;

8326 wrote:

People actually watch Disney Channel?

Wow...

People have opinions, you know.

technoguyx wrote:

ilackoriginality wrote:

samid11 wrote:

s'kay. I understand.

Besides, at least the little kid shows are cute.

Except Handy "Can't animate 3D and is much better looking off as 2D but 3D is teh bawm" Manny

Mickey Mouse's Clubhouse has a much more severe case of that imo

They should just stick to 2D. Doing 3D for the sake of doing 3D usually doesn't result in anything worthwhile

wiimaster wrote:

I don't like all those dumb sitcoms.

See, here is how to make a Disney sitcom:
1. Make a main character.

2. Make sure the main character is gifted in some way, for example, have them be a popstar, be in a band, have a TV show, be a king, live in the whitehouse, in a reality show, advanced natural talents, professional dancers, psychics, wizards, angels, anything like that.

3. Give the main character a love interest, in one of three scenarios:
-They are trying to impress them but failing
-They are good friends so it is too awkward for them to go out
-They did go out at one point, but they broke up and now they hate eachother. (Make sure there is an awkward plot device where they get back together for one episode)

4. Other characters:
-Academics obsessed friend
-Fashion obsessed selfish diva
-Sporty bully jock
-Weird kid that is a joke character
-A 'Charlie Brown' (one who never wins)
-Young troublemaker who is somehow an evil genius (likely a little brother or sister)

5. Make sure that:
-Only straight people exist
-Foreign people are greatly misrepresented
-All labels are super stereotypical

6. Don't forget, they can only have ONE parent. And they have to be an embarrassment. To make it better, if it is a dad make him a fat, lazy, gluttonous slob, and if it is a mother, make her unable to cook.


Its true. I could write a disney show that would be exactly like what you'd see on the channel. The only show that really breaks these rules is Good Luck Charlie. They are just a family, nothing special, with TWO parents and fewer stereotypes. That show is decent as far as Family Channel goes.

Yeah, you can apply the same thing for the Disney channel movies, but with one rule: it HAS to have a kissing scene at the end. Heck, even the Phineas and Ferb movie had one!

I really only like Phineas and Ferb and Good Luck Charlie. Phineas and Ferb, because it stands out... Good Luck Charlie, because it's just about an ordinary family instead of some kid who is way better than everyone else, but has to work really hard. Actually, the only other show I kind of like is Gravity Falls. It's kind of good, funny in some parts, and I actually do like the characters. :3

samid11 wrote:

epicepicman wrote:

wiimaster wrote:

I don't like all those dumb sitcoms.

See, here is how to make a Disney sitcom:
1. Make a main character.

2. Make sure the main character is gifted in some way, for example, have them be a popstar, be in a band, have a TV show, be a king, live in the whitehouse, in a reality show, advanced natural talents, professional dancers, psychics, wizards, angels, anything like that.

3. Give the main character a love interest, in one of three scenarios:
-They are trying to impress them but failing
-They are good friends so it is too awkward for them to go out
-They did go out at one point, but they broke up and now they hate eachother. (Make sure there is an awkward plot device where they get back together for one episode)

4. Other characters:
-Academics obsessed friend
-Fashion obsessed selfish diva
-Sporty bully jock
-Weird kid that is a joke character
-A 'Charlie Brown' (one who never wins)
-Young troublemaker who is somehow an evil genius (likely a little brother or sister)

5. Make sure that:
-Only straight people exist
-Foreign people are greatly misrepresented
-All labels are super stereotypical

6. Don't forget, they can only have ONE parent. And they have to be an embarrassment. To make it better, if it is a dad make him a fat, lazy, gluttonous slob, and if it is a mother, make her unable to cook.


Its true. I could write a disney show that would be exactly like what you'd see on the channel. The only show that really breaks these rules is Good Luck Charlie. They are just a family, nothing special, with TWO parents and fewer stereotypes. That show is decent as far as Family Channel goes.

Yeah, you can apply the same thing for the Disney channel movies, but with one rule: it HAS to have a kissing scene at the end. Heck, even the Phineas and Ferb movie had one!

Don't forget at some point there must be an episode where they either go somewhere forign or get lost on a road trip. Oh, and at some point, a pet will be introduced. Most likely a dog.

Cats are horribly underrated in Disney productions.